Money Laundering, or “sleight of hand” 101

“Laundering”: an oxymoron in the age of gas light

Business as usual in the Techno-industrial Agency Complex

To launder something translates as cleaning something that is soiled or dirty. In this regard—taxpayer money being taken to fund dark projects or initiatives counter to the people’s best interests is in actuality, “Money-Soiling.”

Looking at a long list of antonyms for the definitive ‘dirty laundry’ qualifier, we might choose from the following: corruption, spoiling, defiling, polluting, and so forth.

The laundering idea is plausibly based on one scenario in particular: that the Mafia decided to go “legit” [in the 1950’s and 60’s] and pursue acceptable forms of con-artistry, I mean, “business.” I can’t recall which mafia-theme movie featured a member of a particular crime family who was being groomed for a career in politics—but I do recall this plot setup[Maybe it was in Coppola’s Godfather trilogy?] Perhaps I am merely imagining things re crime families and associations within Congress. Or perhaps it has to do with the recent revelations of the Bidenancini family(e.g. Ukraine oil deals, Burisma etc). Satirical humor here. Or consider a name like Pelosi, which already sounds like the name of a mafioso family. Again, just a sense of sarcastic wit here. I doubt she or her son have ever done anything illicit in their lives.

As for the hand-in-glove relationship between creating contexts for thievery (aka Laundering dough), and psyop fabrications—in referencing the last article I authored entitled, “Psyop Fatigue In the 21st Century”—the exaggerated virus psyop might make the next psyop look like a day spent in Futurama World in Dizzyland. I’ll wager that the next psyop will be a dizzying doozy!

How a psyop supports a money-laundering scheme, the recipe for success

Define “Protection Racket”

Cambridge dictionary:

• a criminal system of taking money from people in exchange for agreeing not to hurt them or damage their property:

The gang ran illegal casinos, brothels, and protection rackets.

Collins Dictionary:

• a criminal activity in which money gangsters extort money from victims in exchange for freedom from molestation [Note: consider how “emergency authorization” and “experimental” exonerate the Pharma drug companies of any legal liability. We’ll see how the loopholes emerge over time…]

• the mob ran a major protection racket involving 100 pubs and bars

Coming Soon to a Theater Near You!

Suggested movie title:

“The Gang from Alpha Centauri, Part One”—we came to protect you for your own good(spoken with Brooklyn accent)

The next psyop prediction has to do with a plausible media-generated illusion and set up for an Alien Threat. Mewowwwww!….what exciting dramatic potential!

If the creative dept. really wanted to take a serious “creative” shot at it, they should manufacture a few bots that look like the HR Giger alien from the Ridley Scott films. In fact, why not hire Ridley to direct a few choice alien attack sequences— and just for giggles, hire Sigourney Weaver for a cameo spot on MSNBC.

Aliens need to cuddle too…

I’m not going to compile the many sources for this logical psyop prediction, but I will volunteer that I have spent many hours listening to Daniel Liszt’s excellent in-depth reports on the topic of UFO disclosure. The UFO disclosure scenario is like a secret fortress hidden deep in Antarctica; we know who the suspects are(possibly a few Nazi leftovers or their kin, or clones, as well), and the predictable roll-out of a sci-fi “narrative” has left a trail of breadcrumbs for any intrepid researchers who are willing to spend hours down that rabbit hole. [for a deeper dive on the deep state players you can find Dark Journalist’s “X” series on YouTube.]

With regard to the psyop-money angle, I thought I’d start with a recent article which illustrates how the Government now takes UFO’s seriously. Why now? That’s the $60 Billion dollar question. I have my theories based on the current chaos in the world as to “why now.”

But before I jump to any informed conclusions I want to start with the following headline:

This excerpt from VICE-Tech—Congress Admits UFOs Not ‘Man-Made,’ Says ‘Threats’ Increasing ‘Exponentially’

Excerpt:

“After years of revelations about strange lights in the sky, first-hand reports from Navy pilots about UFOs, and governmental investigations, Congress seems to have admitted something startling in print: it doesn’t believe all UFOs are “man-made.”

Buried deep in a report that’s an addendum to the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2023, *a budget that governs America’s clandestine services, Congress made two startling claims. The first is that “cross-domain transmedium threats to the United States national security are expanding exponentially.” The second is that it wants to distinguish between UFOs that are  human in origin and those that are not: “Temporary nonattributed objects, or those that are positively identified as man-made after analysis, will be passed to appropriate offices and should not be considered under the definition as unidentified aerospace-undersea phenomena,” the document states.”

https://www.vice.com/en/article/3adadb/congress-admits-ufos-not-man-made-says-threats-increasing-exponentially

*The takeaway for me is the detail about, “a budget that governs America’s clandestine services.”

It seems reasonable to me that funding, “clandestine services” may infer there might be trouble with regard to audits in the future. And just maybe, asking questions about the amounts spent and the reasons the “clandestine” programs needed to be supported in the first place, might be stonewalled. After all—they are clandestine programs. Shhhhh….

This is the trouble with Big Govt and secrecy. Secrecy usually implies: the citizens are the last to find out about programs that are very dicey in terms of “national security” issues, what with laundering schemes as a plausible motive. Thus, citizens were the last to hear about the hydrogen bomb test at Bikini Atoll [March 1st, 1954]—as one example. What was the price tag on that experiment gone wrong I wonder?

The military is infatuated with the phrase—“on a need-to-know basis.” In effect, what the public doesn’t know won’t hurt them. Sounds relevant to today’s world where experimental drugs were authorized (for a ‘perceived’ emergency) for a mass injection event even though most civilians were not informed of the dangers. Perhaps I am just being overly sensitive.

Onward to alien fare—or, fairy tales:

Re: Coming attractions!

A memorable footnote or antecedent—Orson Welles was the genius who brought us a radio play called, “War of the Worlds!”— broadcast live at 8 pm ET on October 30, 1938.

Welles’ prank had a spectacular effect on the common folk who thought the dramatic presentation seemed very real. The citizen’s reactions suggest a historical precedent for any future pranks played on an unwitting public. Pranks are fun, eh? Ask Tony Fauci if he was amused over the last three years?… But let’s get back to the money.

In a realm where many astute skeptics are aware that the Federal Government must be creative in justifying how it spends the people’s money, and maintaining the tax scam(b.1913) —we have now arrived at what appears to be the next Psyop chapter in Mr Global’s playbook. The playbook, with its use of hackneyed persuasion tactics, has seriously exceeded its expiration date for we sane awakened humans.

Media is a tool of the controllers (or: Con-Troll ers)

As another source of inspiration for Network News marketing—I present the following selection, an excerpt from Diane Christensen’s (portrayed by Faye Dunaway) monologue from the film, “NETWORK”, released in 1976:

“… I've been telling you people since I took this job six months ago that I want angry shows. I don't want conventional programming on this network. I want counterculture, I want anti-establishment. I don't want to play butch boss with you people, but when I took over this department, it had the worst programming record in television history. This network hasn't one show in the top twenty. This network is an industry joke, and we'd better start putting together one winner for next September. I want a show developed based on the activities of a terrorist group, "Joseph Stalin and His Merry Band of Bolsheviks," I want ideas from you people. This is what you're paid for. And by the way, the next time I send an audience research report around, you'd all better read it, or I'll sack the fucking lot of you. Is that clear?”

This film script was written by latter-day prophet and master playwright, Paddy Chayefsky. I recommend this film as a relevant review all the time.

The great unraveling is upon us—so much so, that the term “unraveling” is now a trending term in the common day-to-day slang. Another word that comes to mind is “Collapse.”[the Michael Ruppert documentary, entitled “Collapse”, goes into depth re “Peak Oil” and the repercussions re the end of the era of petro-dominance. RIP the Petro-Dollar— in 2022.]

The reports of a major “collapse” have been used to prompt all manner of fearful imaginary outcomes for some folks—fortified by the tone of the daily dread reports coming from the NY Times or WSJ, or any of the MSM drama-factories airing on TV. Nowadays, ‘collapse’ seems to be synonymous with the collapse of the Cabal’s paradigm, aka, the demise of the Eurocentric Central Bank apparatus. It’s only scary for some of us, that is to say. Some of us outliers don’t believe Wall St is something to trust as a cornerstone for a functional eco-financial paradigm. It appears as an obsolete artifact from another century. Anyhow, it always was a rich man’s trick. The current resident(and handlers) in the position of US president has the support of a media conglomerate that chooses to keep the illusions coming, and to maintain some semblance of order during the global economic collapse.

As for the rest of us, 99%’ers—this particular collapse may, in the end, be cause for great celebration—albeit, a time of uncertainty, where certain conveniences and creature comforts may become nostalgic items on the consumer menu. However, lest we forget about the ingenuity of our forefathers and mothers—“necessity is the mother of invention.”

Back to the unraveling of a yarn…

From where we money trackers sit, the current narrative unraveling has less to do with how various legit survival infrastructure details connect with finance than revelations re the biz-as-usual laundering mechanisms within a bloated Federal Govt. It’s simply a matter of “Agency overload”—i.e., too many cooks in the kitchen. Mid-level managers needed work, and Big Bro-Government created jobs to fill the void. Some astute observers of capitalism in the US have noted that the Government creates more jobs than corporate America.

If ‘We are the Government’ then this should work to our benefit, right? Except, that Oligarchy has replaced any form of democratic process found in the Republic.[and all the cheap chatter coming from the DC cabal about “threats to Democracy” is mindless, nonsensical rhetoric without substance.]

This typical Government response to the failed Central Bankster program is symptomatic of an irresponsible and absent-minded lack of ingenuity when it comes to authentic rational economies of scale —i.e., local economies that are self-sustaining. Ask an Amish farmer how he creates a sustainable farm. I’ll bet my last penny that an Amish farmer can teach us more about self-reliance and authentic sustainability than any jackass in Congress—or any Wall St tycoon who is basically a carpet-bagging leftover from the 19th century. I’d trust a pirate like Jack Sparrow before I’d invest money with Jamie Dimon. [No disrespect intended with regard to friends and associates I have known who have won their survival paycheck via the stock market gravy train. Gambling is an addiction. ya know?]

Before I digress too far afield, the money laundering idea haunts me because it’s disingenuous. We should call the scheming tactics to swindle the taxpayers what it is: “Thievery.” There are a few predominant details to remember about the reasons we had a Revolutionary War (April 19, 1775 - September 3, 1783). The inciting premise: Taxation without Representation—is a primary detail that is especially relevant today. This is the detail the mainstream media avoids discussing…except for, Tucker and a few others who are usually labeled: conservatives. [Note: Criticizing the Internal Revenue Service never seems to turn out well for Patriots for some odd reason.]

The Big Swindle—or, how the banks control the government instead of the other way around

Where did all this laundering really pick up steam? What’s happened to US, Inc since the 1980’s?

The USA and U.S.,Inc and its workers graduated from factory-hub lifestyles to a rapidly expanding management matrix, as China and Mexico or Thailand-Vietnam-Cambodia-India took over the manufacture of cotton and polyester housewares and clothing. Or: automobile parts are now manufactured in Mexico or China. One can go into a WalMart and pick up just about any product and it will say, “Made in China.” Old news, right?

The US is still producing some manner of product here (like Mike Lindell’s pillows-My Pillow©), but the production scale was throttled back during the great NAFTA push which put China in the catbird seat of an Asian neo-industrial age.[which cannot have been merely a matter of national treaties. Call it: expansion by globalist design.]

During the great yuppie era in the 1980’s and 90’s, the US became synonymous with High Tech(Silicon Valley style—or just another Silly Con) and Dot Com booms. The Silly Con valley computer geeks needed to employ many new managers and useful software programmers and computer geeks fresh out of college looking for a career. The Techie boom and resulting corporate future was, and still is, a techno-cult. The Tech cultists truly believe that this new club is somehow special—and more special than the incredible age of industrial expansion in our forefather’s America. From a social anthropological/psychological perspective—what could possibly go wrong when men who have an emotional IQ of a 15-year-old boy suddenly become Billionaires? I give you Bill Gates as one example.

What do silly con valley boys do with all that extra cash? One article I came across some years ago related the story of various tech valley boys competing with each other by building a bigger yacht than the other guy. Basically, “Mine’s longer than yours.” The other story I recall is how the retired Billionaires (some had worked for Microsoft in fact) built enormous land yachts to cruise around in during the Burning Man festival. No doubt these terra cruisers were equipped with hot tubs and scantily clad pole dancers. To my way of thinking this is akin to some deranged dystopian adolescent fantasy, as if to live in a Mad Max realm—but play the part of Mad Max in total luxury.

What do material excess and computer geekdom have to do with the next psyop? For one thing, the designers of Virtual Reality, its hardware and software, etc. are obviously members of the tech cult. And Blue Beam tech is just the beginning.

Alien or ET threat?—the next ruse to cover up the money-laundering trail.

Blue beam ?

https://qz.com/528450/chinas-floating-city-in-the-sky-was-obviously-an-illusion-but-what-the-heck-was-it/

Background on Blue Beam:

“On this episode we cast our eyes skyward and prepare for the end times as we discuss the seemingly inevitable extraterrestrial invasion scenario that was famously predicted by a Canadian journalist and now fabled conspiracy theories Serge Monast known as Project Blue Beam Blue Beam began its round in the public discourse after a 1994 article was written by the infamous Serge Monast and hit hard on the now 'alien abduction obsessed' public in the early 90s. The X-Files and other massively popular ET-based shows made Monast's predictions of a fake alien invasion and global control mechanisms much more palatable to the general public Blue Beam itself, even until very recently, was also conspiracy pie in the sky; but now a plan to show a holographic projection of everyone’s personal deity in the sky with an individualized message for every human on earth using futuristic technology and, as Monast put it, a giant soviet computer with a log of all our thoughts on it; doest seem so far fetched anymore.”

https://www.audible.com/pd/Project-Blue-Beam-Podcast/B09QT1YW93

Then there’s Poynter’s website debunking the above, from 2021/04/07:

Fact-checked by: Myth Detector

[Myth-detector?…cool, where do you get these?]

FALSE: The Blue Beam, a joint project of NASA and the United Nations, uses the most powerful technologies to spread a new religion on Earth and create various simulation images to establish total control over humans, after which the New World Order will finally be established.

Explanation: Blue Beam is a conspiracy theory about the New World Order that has been around since 1994. It is noteworthy that during the pandemic *caused by the spread of the coronavirus, the Blue Beam theory once again came to the fore as the scenario described by Serge Monast [re: ]the Antichrist uses the method of epidemics for establishing control over humans in the third, final phase. Conspiracy theorists believe that this process has already begun.

Re: * “caused by the spread of the coronavirus”—this errant context re the exaggerated “pandemic” is currently being turned on its head as the motives and duplicitous coverups are revealed in 2022. I’d argue that the pandemic was created by the Pharmafia in cahoots with the mainstream media and ignorant government bureaucrats. In terms of the rabbit hole, we need to look at conflicts of interest and ownership of the Pharma biz and its Media shills. Otherwise, keep your eyes on the skies and don’t be fooled by the pranks of geeks with too much time on their hands.

End of Part One